Intraco Refueling sees 19% profit declines in Q1
During the July-September quarter, the EPS of Intraco Refueling Stations declined to Tk0.21 against Tk0.26 in the same period of the previous fiscal year, according to a disclosure published on the stock exchanges website yesterday (21 December).
Intraco Refueling Stations, a CNG refueling stations operator, has reported year-on-year 19% declines in its consolidated profit in the first quarter of the current fiscal year.
During the July to September quarter, the earnings per share (EPS) of Intraco Refueling Stations declined to Tk0.21 against Tk0.26 in the same period of the previous fiscal year, according to a disclosure published on the stock exchanges website yesterday.
The company also reported declines in consolidated net operating cash flow per share to Tk0.13, which was Tk0.36 in the same time of the previous fiscal year.
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The company's net asset value per share increased to Tk13.45 in September against Tk12.52 in September last year.
In the last 2024-25 fiscal year, Intraco Refueling witnessed slight declines in its EPS to Tk0.86, and recommended a 1.25% cash dividend only for its shareholders, meaning its owners will take dividends.
Its general shareholders including institutional investors, foreign and the general public own around 70% stake in the company.
In a disclosure, the company said general shareholders are entitled to receive Tk85.88 lakh as dividend for FY25.
The recommended dividend is yet to be approved in its annual general meeting (AGM), which is scheduled on 30 December.
The company's share price closed at Tk20.90 each at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE).
